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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
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'
A COZ mnie obchodzi Zuy...
ME b"isz sic cugu, TEN le-
plcj. Wee moe z"interesownfa
cle t"Jemnicza n%ielnaj oma, ktorcj
zwfok' ubrane po me>ku, znalvzio-
no W piaskach nj WisIe?
- Mic mnie nle obchodza ko.
biety
i kobety Gle ME ~obchodza?
-. VII coz jest ma ca1ei kuli
ziemskirij, 60 mogtoby Gle zdziwic?..
-Wvobraz sobie, co.n wyczy
tat odpowiadu 20 chwili moi
PREY .jacieI... Jakis roztarguio"y
pan, wyje11zaiac ma Gaia dobe ma
wles, zostawif kIucz we drzwiach..
No, to sic lrafia.
Ale ba! BE zostawif klucz
we drzwiich mic dziwnego; ale,
wyebraz sobie, Be ME okradli go.
Me "kradIi 60, u uas, W Warsza-
vic, gdzie przeciez kradna wozy 2
2elaztwem, beczki z cukrem, a
nawet z Wisty kotwice. Chyba, De
ztodzleje p@wyjezdiaIi do wod..
A moze M take upaiy ME
chciell sic fatysowac.
w kaidyln razie mowi
moi przyjaciel = jest to rzecz tax
cieka"A, le warto ia zbadae.
Zbadac MONA. Wrociwszy
tedy DO redakcyi, ogtosifvm kon-
kurs ma rozstrzygniecie kwestyi:
lakiem cudem ztodzieje ME okru-
dll m%ie-zkania, ht6rem roztar.
gniony pan zostawif klacz we
dtzwilch?
No znulu"lo sic yiasnienie
zugadkl.
Przedcwsyzstkiem teGy nas'
reporterowie d"~zl,, ze zfodzieje
nasi ME wy,jezdzall Z miasta, AN
ME z~aprzestall swoich operacy, EMO.
zeni goracem. Ow-zem, W tym sa.
mym domu ny To ich k@ilkuna-tt
i kazdy wiizinf klucz zatnku; hi,
wchodzili zas dc mieszkania q pow,
dow mastepuj acych:
Mr.. plernszy. Ohio. widze
klucz, pewnle stury W domu.
Mr.. drugi. Zostawil iii We drzwjach
musl tn bye .jakAs p%ufapka.
Mr.. %trzeci. Zatlzaek otwarty
pewnie jest %t6rys Z naszych.
Mr.. czwurty. Co., ia IN atbyn
oporzadzaG otwurte mieszkan;e7Tf,
pokusa...
M. piaty. ZbIiza sic ostrokuje
do drzwi' juz bierze reka "a klan
Ike. gdy maggie cofa sic ucieka Z
p%ospiechem mruczac.
= A tobym sic ztap"t.. =.
Tuz buwlern ubok klumki Una
powaia sic tabliczka 2 napisem: ~
X. artysta".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
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WIAKUSA.

CorM smutnle.l i gorze.J tn u
mas; niedawno temu, wydut zarzad
kr6le sskich kopnlh W Il abrz u
d" swolrh narzqdnik6w %rozkaz, ably
z robutnikami tylho po niem'ecku
ruzmnwiali; to mas ME @z'M!to,
wi>Z Ga2noSci rzadu 81 nam znAn".
Lrcz co ma to rowiedzieG, .jezcli
Ticl e WINS err Mirchowlc,
boyucz %mi!jonowy i wiasc'c'el
dobr obszrrnych, hut kopaln, czfo
wick y re>zta nirzaIezny, TAXI
sam rozKaz wydaf swoim licznym
arzedniknm. Rototnik bledny,
ktory w poole czota ma z%bogacenle
takich OTTO totrow, "a licha place Z
urazeniem zyrla pra cuie Eco dzl@n
donosza gu&ety przNpadkarh
gwatto~nej smierci r%obotnikow W
hutach i hopalniach) miaibysie pc
wnie ~ieszcze uczyG po n,emiecku
Ii tylko dla tego, uby za%chciankom
T'eIego 4ogpdzic..
w Zabrzu u, " kopnlMi We
gla, ruzpusciG maja 900 gornlkow
z powadu, ze nc ma dostatecznych
zamowieh na wegle.
w i'rydrichshuette odby4a
W dniu Is b. III. nader wznlosta
u~roc1ytos6 ? s%viqceni" howego
kosciota. kosciot ten pobudowaro
DO wlekszcj czesci "a plenladze 5.
p. protoszcza Burs k. i -i6>tr jego.
Zebrato sic kiIE~a tys'ecy ludzi Ma
to u~rovzystosc!
w Kozlu chornja. zolnierze
ma tyfus. Fran iszkanie uzysk"li
pozwoIeni" ma za.je"ie swsgo ka
sztoru W Prudniku; jest %nadzleja,
ze w krotce ewroca ma gore sw.
Amy, lntronizacya ksjecla Bis
kupa X oppa odbedzie sic W
dnin Is pazdzicrnika !. b. Maszynl-
sta Hensche' w S~zymiszowle j. Strzcl.
cami zamcrlowat nocy z IA ma
Is 90 b. FL wfasna zone.
Wielhopoluum donosl, Dc cd |
paA l4iernika wychodzlc bedzle III
ma Goruym szla.ku move pismo
pslskie Wiu7us Gorzos@lqsht.
SxczesG mu Boze xyczymy ma lep-
szego povedzenia. Wolms Chwile,
pismo Ilustrowanr, przeszio W rece
D. 7uardomsh5ego 4 Poznanlu.
w Ktodzkn powlrsif sie W b.
25 b. IN. KS. Milan; liczyt lat A.,
samobojstwo ropefnif W raradzie
oblakanla.
Urahia Oppcrsdorf Gfogowku
przezuaczyl ma zakuricnie nowych
organov do kosclota tamt ejszcso
$4,000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Szlask.

Z Gliaric donosza do ..Srhl.
Ztg.'', &c z wie1iena W kozlu
zbiegt .iakis .,,obotnik" Antoni
Leppi,h, pochodzacy z GIiwic. Lep-
p'ch, ktory Jeszcze niespsfna lat
So lczy, sciganvm Jest przsz pro-
kuraturye W Gliwicach, Kluczborku
Rawiczu, Pile, oraz przez sad
okregowy W Koz|u. Byi on Jul
pod SVEN wtasciwem nazwl-klem
Si-dm raz1 karnnv "a kradzit3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

Dni" Is sierpniu b. +. odby1
sic W paratii Wielopo|u doroczny
odpust ma vniebowZiecic N. Ma
ryi Fanny, Z ktorym potaczony
byf obchod zfotego wesela rodAi-
COW rroboszcxa ks. Aleksandra
Chadaiskiago. Jubilatom pomiedzy
innymi skiaduli zyczenia ks. die,
kan Jan Pergess' 0. kapu"v" Z Sc
dziwoeza. K.iadz Biskup TarnowSki
udzi.llt JubiIutom suego Apustol-
sk:ego blogostawiehstwa a ks.
AleXrandrowi Chadalskiemu cd
make kanoniczua.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
I V
Galicya.

Teutr krakowski rozpoczaf
.juz swoj Scion zimowy wcaIe do
brze. Dyrekcya pozyskafa ma pc.
wien czas p. Bolestawa T. a d IL o.
k ego Warszawy w
dn'u | w~rzesnia uroczyscne otwar-
ta zostata W Krakowie wyStawa lra-
iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
WlESCI
Polskiej Ojczyzny
T'ruSy POlskie.

w Glehzwaldzie ma odpus-
Gle Wniebowziecia Mutki Bo-
skie] wcale tego roku ME by
10 pielgrzymow . krolestwa
Polskiegp, gdy5 Prusacy nj
kogo Z tamtqd bez dostatecz-
nego paszportu ME puszczali.
- w Gietrzwaldzye byio
wszystko spokojnle. Kazan
by1o try polskle a az diva
niemieckie ola nlemiecklch
Warmiakow. Organow W ko-
sciele ME majq, tylko har-
monium, ale buduja nowy
wielki Choir i MOVE organy.
Soltys W u i k u, W
powiecie grudziadzf<im, miaf
rozkaz, wydalic q pomieszka-
MIA gmlnnego nauczyclela
Steinera, ktory znieslony 10
stall q urzedu. Niedawno
strzelif Steiner do so(tysa z
rewclweru, lecz chybif. Odt4d
Steiner uciekf bez wiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

Tnrn6 W, wrzcsniu.
Dhls wleczorcm za"nrty zostai "
katcdrzc zwiazek mai&chskl pomie-
tzy panem AIcksandrcm n G.
duszy n SIX III, doradca .praw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
". KS. POnansAio.
" Momrociamiu zamierxa I

w LuOacrOctaTtu Zamieraa F.
F. Kurowski z Plesxewa sprzedac
swa cd kilku lat i%stuiejaca droge-
rye. Og6Inem bytohy zyczeuiem,
azeby ona przeszfa W recs Polaka,
obcznan.go W powy1szym zawo-
die. = w Polanow,cach ped Iuo
wrocfawism dnia 81 b. IN. spaliia
sic szkofa, a PREY niej st"dofA j
chlew. Nauczyciel utraclf wszysi-
Ike co Mai.
W Guiesuie woda m~iueralna,
odkryta niedawno W studnl kupc"
Flatowu, ma bye bardzo skutzcz-
ma ma cierpion'a 2otadka i zdaje
sie, DC sciagnie duzo panyent6w
do Cinema.
Kanalizacyn miasta coraz WICK
SIZE przybisra rozmiary. Mad je-
ziorem Winiary buduja wieze,
kt6rej 2. ponocA rur W ullcarh
woda roxnieelona bqdz,c do wszyst-
kich kam;onic.
Dna "A 2. m. PREY ulicy
BydgoskicJ W nocy o pot 40
dwunastej spaIify sic. zabudo"a-
mia podw0rzowe wtasciciela Nova
ka, przytem s%oalifa sic potowa
domu mieszkalncgo, roszt9 urato-
WnnO
w Chwali k G, pod
Krobia umart dnia ~ sl'rPn'",
pc kilkotygodniowe] c'efk'e! emo
robic, cmrryt~wuny m%uczyc'eI SIP.
Ignacy Otierzyhsk'.
DO Lopienna pociag' rob"czo
dochodza jut . Gn'szn" pr.ez
cnty dzich przcwoAa tam zw"''
roz-yIuia ma torzc, II w'erzorem
znow do Gnielna nrncnja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Brzetadshi sgd wystqplf re

D'~0SCnSHs ot@ "ySItpi az
skarga . obraze wtadzy potsklej
narodow, Sci przeciw niejakiemu
Janowi Rollerewi, p"rucAnikowi Z
pufku ufanow, kt6ry beda" obeomo
stacj"nownnym Weyrzech, gdy
otrzymuf sadu Low. Brzeza-
zach uchwafe W sprawl urobiaz-
gow.j Aroma Leibs Rsd'icb. prze-
cav MENU, ia recop's'e a%wrotnym,
kt6ry wedding u,t"3 ob~owiazuja
cych byt wystawiony W icy ku pol.
skim, napnsaf dos}ownie: ,Schrvibt
deutsch, Hunde, DAMMIT man ouch
versleht."- ~Spodziewat sic MONA,
ze ia bezczelnosc bedzIe ukura-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
P.P. Menard & T. Stan
N%otaryusz publiczny
AD &
K0NSTAbEl

i bi3ro neutrality-suspicious.
kumlsowe.
Wyciaga a kty; wy
pisuie Margecze, Deeds
czylj kopie h ipoteki,k on-
trakty kupna i sprzedazy,
wynaimu rentu) i wszelkie
umowy handIowe j famill.jne,
takze III enty y.
ko e * u pien ad re q"
prace ma wfasny koszt.
Sprzedaje domy i Lofty
kartv okretowe
ZABEZPlECZA CD OGNlA,
Wymienia wysefa j sciaga
| pieniadze. Bioro handlowo
przemys}owo komisowe P. P.
Menard and
I. STAN.
Telefon No. flag
SAG Milwaukee ave.
Biora }lS6 w. Madison st.
$50 Ewing Str.
Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
WYpodek. DEia Is BIN. powra-

WWedeh'. Dnia Is BIN. powra-
cat z towurami Piotr KoIaSn, Who's
clanin z Mak"wisk pow. kro-no.
do donna j M Rzedzinic PREY via
dnkcie konie spfoszyiy sic ma wi
dok prz~jeAdAudacrgo poclagu ko-
lejowego Plotr kolasu spadf q
wozu doznat ,ilneHo potfuczenia,
a mianowicie wyt}uczenia Level
sfowki udowej re zupclncm przcr-
waniem slawu biodrowcgo. Ma
miejsou hieszczqsliwego wypadku
zaop"trzony zo-tui sw. Sakramen-
tami. Odwieziono 60 do szpitnln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
A Word About Ounces.

AS the ounce is not table fruit, but
is wholly used for preserves and similar
purposes, its tendency to early decay is
not of so much consequence as it might
otherwise be. 1t thrives in a majority Of
the states, and although moist and rich
soil suits it best, no one need fear to plant
it on ground where corn and potatoes
succeed. From the quotations observed
in different places there does not seem to
ever have been a general over-supply, and
the excellence of the fruit for its special
purposes gives an assurance of a good
demand and good prices in the future. 1t
has some insect enemies, but not to such
an extent as need deter any one from its
cultivation The ends of twigs affected
with knots should be cut off and burned,
and lime wash impregnated with sui
phur is recommended for the trunks and
largest branches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16

Lard should be tried out over n slow
fire and remain there until the scraps be-
come crisp and brown and all watery
particles are evaporated. y handful Of
slippery elm bark is still sometimes added
at time of rendering the lard by old
fashioned folk but this is not necessary,
and is no longer n common practice.
Stoneware jars are the best receptacles
for lard that is to be kept u long time. A
dry cellar or a cool room is n suitable
place for storage, but a damp and moldy
cellar is TO be avoided.
Leaf lard and fat pieces may be rem
dered together but the fat from the in
testines must he tried by itself, as it is
liable to impart n rancid flavor to the
lard after it has been kept a short time.
Leaf lard that has been slowly tried over
dull fire will, if packed down in stone
jars and kept in a cool, dry place with
the jars covered, retain its original sweet
flavor and white color. Care must be
exercised that every fragment of mem
brane and particle of animal fiber be
carefully strained out before the lard goes
into the jars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
,UT OF THE OLD INTO THE NEW. The
Jennie f. Whites Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honora-
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, S. BILE the ProbetS
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested il
the estate OF Jennie f. White, late of Char
lOtte. in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
whereas, application hath been made to.
this Court IN writing, by the eXecutriX OF said
estate, praying for license and authority tC
sell the whole of the real estate 0 saIu de-
C. ased. representing 20 said Court, that il
would be beneficial to the heirs and all persons
interested in the estate of said deceased, to.
sell the whole of the real estate OF said de.
ceased and convert the same into money.
And bring ing into Court the consent anC
appreciation in writing, of all the heirs tC
sad estate residing in this State.
WhercupOn, the said Court appOin; ed anC
assigned the 3lst day of December 1887. at the
Probate Court rooms, IN said district, to heal
and decide upon said application and petition,
and ordered public notice thereof to be given
to all persons Interested therein 10y publishing
said order together with time and placs
OF hearing, three week e sVy,y i'll tits
Burlington Fire. Press, paper which CIR
culates in the ncighbuIhOO. d those persons
interested in said estate, al which publications
shall be previous to the day assigned Tor hear
ing.
Therefore, yOu are hereby notified to APP
pear before said court. ut re tim ana placD
ass gned, then and there IN said court 20 make
your objections to the granting OF such LICENSE
if you see cause.
Given under my hand Mt the Probate Court
rooms, TINS 18th day of December, loS1.
JENNIE STACY, Register
NO,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
Curinr Side Racnn.

In handling any Of the products Of the
hog care must be exercised to kill the
animals on cold, frosty day, and see that
the carcass is thoroughly relieved of its
animal heat-hut not! frOzen-before it is
cut up. This is an important point hence
special attention is called to it. The fail
IRE If much meat to keep Is due to its be-
ing handled on damp day, with warm,
muggy atmosphere. Another source of
failure is the packing down Of meat before
it has become thoroughly cold through
and through 1t often happens that the
surface of the meat may become actually
frozen before the animal heat has all been
expelled from around the bones. Such
meat is sure TO spoil.
The large pieces Of side meat for smoked
bacon are best cured by dry sailing on u
platform made for the purpose, On this
platform spread layer of salt an inch
deep; rub each piece Of meat thoroughly
on the sides and edges with salt, and lay
the skin side down on the platform.
When the first layer Of meat is completed
sprinkle n good layer of salt over it, and
then rub and lay down a second layer in
the same manner as the first, and so con
tnue until all is packed, Finish with a
generous layer Of salt on top Of the pile
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16

The uprights A and the stall proper are
made III the usual manner, but the brisket
cut b is novel and ingenious. The sketch
fully illustrates the manner of construc-
ton. The V should not be over fourteen
inches wide at the top and two feet deep
to the point. From the bottom of the
feed box c to the stall floor is twelve
inches. BY this arrangement is gained
the advantage of saving of food and
quickness of feeding.
1t is furthermore claimed by the in
ventOr that, no matter how ugly the ami
nal, it cannot appropriate more than its
share of the feed, or use its horns either
for purposes of offense or defense, and the
advantage of feeding any kind of proven
der-fodder, straw or hay, Every animal
gets his share-nO more, no less. A hole
is bored at the bottom of the V for the
rope, giving the brute plenty of room, per-
feet cleanliness and thorough protection.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16

BY whatever name the mcrnos are
called, whether Spanish, French, Saxon
or Silesian, all had their origin in Spain,
where they existed in large flocks owned
by wealthy proprietors, each of the flocks
possessing some distinctive characters that
entitled it to be considered sub-variety
Prior to the principal importation men
toned, smaller ones had been made from
Spanish tloCks, notably one of consider
able numbers by Col. Humphreys, our
minister to Spain, and followed by Others
of which part, at least. are believed to
have been 1nfantados; also in 1913 and
1916 importations were made from the
French merino flocks at Rambouillet, in
France.
From these proGenitors the American
merino has descended, and now stands at
the head of the fine wooded sheep of the
world. Mr.. Jarvis describes the Paulars
as one of the handsOmest of Spanish flocks.
They were of mddling height, sound
bodied, well spread, straight on the back
the neck of the buck rising in a moder
ate curve from the withers to the setting
on of the head-the head handsome, the
skin smoother and the crimp in the wool
not so short as in some other tlOcks; the
wool somewhat longer, but close and COM
pact, soft and silky to the touch, and the
surface not so much covered with gum.
The picture of n French Paular ram
with that of the propagator of the French
Paular sheep-Jean Baptist Francis Gill
bert, of Seine ct Disc, France-here given,
is from an engraving furnished by Solo
mon w. Jewett who has imported large
numbers of these sheep into Vermont
since 1850
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16

The meat ought to he taken off and
rubbed with salt three or four times dur
ing the process Of curing and replaced as
at first. This rubbing may be done in
wide shallow box containing three or four
inches of salt in the bottom, which will
be found quite sufficient for the purpose.
The time for curing varies from five to
eight weeks, depending on the thickness
of the pieces of meat and temperature of
the room where it is kept In II cellar
with an even temperature meat will take
salt much sooner than in n cold room
with an occasional freeze, and it will be
well to test the curing by cutting into u
piece before taking it up for smoking. The
smoking requires about ten days. Hickory
wood is the best fuel for the smoke house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
A Convenient Land Measure.


This measure is made of thrce-quartcr
inch pine or bass wood boards ID feet IN
length and inches in width, nailed to the
uprights, which are 2 II feet long and 3
inches wide. The pointed ends of the up
rights are feet and 3 inches apart, SO
that two lengths will make one rod, 1t
is light and easily used with one hand, re
versing the ends and turning on the for
ward point as fast as the operator can
walk. This measure has been found
convenient to use in laying out irregular
fields for blowing when the burrows We're
TO be turned toward the center, as they
should be part of the time to avoid an UNI
even surface at the corners. Carefully
handled, it is as accurate as claiming and
very hAnlN 10 use.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Produce Market.

NEW york, Dee. II.
FLOUR-Reoeipts Of 3G.329 packages. Ex-
n"ris OF Sal bbls A.tti sacks :duil and heavy.
free offerings. Sales OF li,0UO hbis Sup-rrnc
western and state, G0G3U4 crmmrn 10 good
eXtre western ana State NJ 3GjQi5 70 GOO to
chrcc al Gj05 % common to chri,t
white wheat western extra NJ 4GjG5gl:
.anCv do al zoos 20; extra OHIO at 3 10
60 ~Oi extra st. Louis at 3 l'W52J; patent
Milnesota cNtrH good to prime at 1jdj 90 ;
chulGe 20 cnublo extra DO at 3 001j ~ ;
26O bbls. cts mil extrn at 4 1904 -, $50 hai-
res Of anc Of 2oG2 30 $50 bbls. OF supcrruc 4
= BUi3 20 1000 barIcls OF EXTRA No. - ~ ~
q. go 420o barrel winter wheat extra 90
$ iO45 ~ 1890 barrels of Mnuesuta eNtre ~
lM02j. Southern flour is quoted quiet.
hfE LOUP barely steady, trade moderate.
ouperhne at 81; extra AT 8 2jd O1; good to
choice do at 1913 s.; fancy al 315. Buck
wheat Hour is quoted al POP 40. CORN MEAL
GthiN WHEAT Receipts OF 1880 BUSH
els; exports OF S6ii buShe $. Sales of $780,
wv bushels On spot, Al shade lower rather and
MlsGI9i4; No. 2 red at sSGJSsM elevator s93i
WNU4 delivered No. | red ut g} No. white
at W. RYt-is quoted dun; BARLEY firm
COHN Receipts OF 23,S0S bushels; exports OF
6ll3 bushels. Sales OF 10000 bushels on spot,
iirm, export demand slow. No. at 59160J60
steamer at Gl3i No. Eat GOai9GuI elevator
6l12G62 delivered. OATs-hcGclptt of 40 lOJ
bushels; exports of 220i bushels; sales of 49,,
goo bushels of spot, lower ana heavy, closing
firm. No. 3 at 36k6 do white at $685. ;
No. 2 at 37GD3519 do white at 5000; no.
white nominal do white at 4O mixed
western at $685. white do at 3g6Ii3.
GROCER Ee-UoFFEE-falr, Rio firm at
lo1a. SUGAH-steady; refined is quoted quiet
ana steady. at 81 40G53s: extra Cat 1S0J59A
white extra Z at 53405% or A at GD6l4
yenow at 41aQJ51s mOulu at "a ; Standard
at G36M6 69-l0O; confectloners A al Gjs
Y.; cut loaf and crushed at "a powdered NJ
!lsW74; granulatcd NJ 65s; CUBES at 11sGI1 3lG
French islands at b manila a. 634G7; musca-
Vado at 49s; extra manila at centrifugal 96
test IT bss: fair refining at 1916. MOLAsr
s3s-Salcs of cargocs of Philadelphia, de-
livery ~, for 30 test, February shipment 2jU
barrels; extra heavy blackstrap in Phila-
delphia at Is for March delivery. New Or
leans at 4eQG52. RICE steady. BARLEY
steady.
PETROLEUM-s steady. United at IA.
PROVISIONS 90 TALLOw- steady at AZ.
PoRK-quiet. Mess at Sl5 for old, new at Is "a
| Wl6O. BEEF-was dun. LARD-is quoted
lower less doing. Western steam on spot at
i212N1 10; city steam ut : so; refined at : So
continent at S 90 5. A. BUTTXR-ln fair re-
quest. State at HOES western at l50S3; state
creamery at 2Id2S. CHEESE quiet state at
| lUGll4; western AT 9I@0ll1e. FrelRnts to
Liverpool market dull.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-16
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.


How to Make the Holiday Cal<c--A Useful
Christmas Girt-Practical Hints.
The Christmas fruit cake should he made
in good season, for every ono knows that it is
not at its best when fresh. Following is n
recipe by which an old housewife has con-
cOctcd her holiday cake for many years past
One pound each of flour, sugar and butter,
two pounds of raiSins, two pounds of cur
rants, one pound of citron, twelve eggs, four
nutmegs, two tablespoonfuls each of cinna-
mon, mace and allspicc and onc-half table
spoonful of cloves one half teacupful of mo-
lasses, two glasses of brandy, one of wine
and one of rose water.
Pick the cuirants clean, wash them and
drain through u colandcr; then wipe them in
a towel, spread them ont and set Them to dry
in the sun on by fire. Stone the rasins and
cut them in halves; sprinkle both currants
and raisns with the flour to prevent their
sinking to the bottom of the cake. Cut the
citron in slices and put it in the liquor Cut
the butter into the sugar warm it and stir
to n cream, Beat the eggs as light rs pos
sible and add them to the butter and sugar
alternately with the flour. Add the remain
ing ingredients gradually and stir all as hard
as possible for ten minutes. Cover the bal1-
ing pan with white paper well buttcrcd, and
bake between three and four hours.